DR - Cork Past and Present

116 CLENORE. [CLOYN E.
Edward Sayers, or Seayers, was born in county Cork, and
entered T.C.D. on 16th July, 1679. He obtained Scholarship
in 1680, and Fellowship in 1686. In 1692 he resigned his
Fellowship, and accepted the rectory of Conwall, Raphoe.
From 1693 to 1730 he was Chancellor of Cloyne, and V. Kilbrin.
He was also, from 1693 to 1713, V. Castlemagner, and from
1708 to 1730, E. Templeroan.
He married, in 1691, -Margaret Upham, of Castlelyons, and
had issue a son, Rev. Arthur Sayers, P. St. Michael's, Cork,
q. v. ; and a daughter,. Hannah, who was wife to Heyward
Gilman, esq., of St. Fin Barry's Cork, and of Curriheen, co. Cork.
1730, Oct. 24. NICHOLAS QUAYTROD (vice Sayers, deceased), Chancellor
of Cloyne. [D.R.] He took the chapter-oath 10th June,
1731. [C.B.]
Nicholas Quaytrod (son of Nicholas Quaytrod, a lawyer, who
was probably a descendant of Nicholas Quaytrod, Mayor of
Dublin, Anno Domini 1523), was born in Dublin, circa 1687;
and when seventeen years old, entered T.C.D. as a Pensioner,
on 26th Feb., 1704, and obtained Scholarship in 1708.
From 17 19 to 1742 he was V. Carrigamleary and Rahan.
He was also, from 1719 to 1728, R. Knocktemple ; and from
1721 to 1730, P. Subulter; and from 1730 to 1742, Chancellor
of Cloyne. He was also Curate of Mallow in 1723.
He married Susannah, daughter of Peter Carey, esq., of
Careysville, county Cork, and relict of James Graham, esq., of
Ballymacallen and Dromore, county Cork.
Quaytrod had no issue. He was buried in the church-yard
of St. Peter's Cork, where his tombstone is still preserved, with
this inscription :-" Here lyeth the Body of the Reverend
Nicholas Quavtrod, Chancellor of the Dioces of Cloyne, who
departed this life the 23rd June, 1742, aged 55."
Ile left to the Widows' Fund £20. Administration of his
will was granted at Dublin, on 15th Nov., 1742. His wife, by
her first husband, had 4 sons, Peter Graham (who married
Susan, daughter of Dillon Newnian, esq., of Newbury, and had
issue a son, Nicholas); James, George, and Arthur. She (Mrs.
Quaytrod) had also, by her first husband, 3 daughters, Mary,
who married, in 1720, Christopher Crofts, of Velvetstown; Anne,
wife of Richard Franklin ; and Catherine, wife of James
Nesbitt, esq. Peter Graham (the eldest son of Mrs. Quaytrod)
sold to his brother-in-law, Mr. Newman, of Newbury, the estate
of Drommore. [Davis.]
1712 3. -larch 15. WILLIAM LEWIS, A.M. (vice Quaytrod, deceased),
Chancellor. [D.R.]
He took the chapter-oath on 23rd June, 1743, and was
elected CEconomus in 1749. [D.R.]
1762. - 1r.Chancellor Lewis (non-resident), Ballyvourny, &c.;
yearly income, £ 190. [IIayman MSS.]
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1765. June 11. It is ordered by the Chapter that the Economist
pay 20 li., left by will of Rev. Nic. Quaytrod, for use of
the Widows' Fund, and lately received, unto the trustees of said
fund, to be applied as directed in the will. [C.B.]
W. Lewis (son of David Lewis, of Waterford, who died 1718),
was born in Waterford; and when nineteen years old entered
T.C.D. as Pensioner, on 9th July, 17 11.
He was ordained Deacon (being then a Master of Arts) on
19th June, 1719, and Priest on 20th June, 1720,both at Cloyne.
From 1728 to 1730 lie was P. Killenemer, and from 1730 to
1754, Vic. Chor., Cloyne. From 1735 to 1742 he was also V.
Kilbrin, and from 1742 to 1767 was Chancellor of Cloyne. He
was also, from 1737 to 1743, P. Fennor, Clonfert ; from 1743
to 1767, Archdeacon of Kilfenora ; and from 1745 to 1758, P.
Fennor again. He died in 1767. He married Elisabeth (sister
of Rev. William Buckner, who married Briana Longfield), and
bad issue two sons, William, who was ordained Deacon on 2nd
April,
q. V.
1749; and David, who was in 1754 Vicar Choral, Cloyne,
1767. August 29. DANIEL SANDFORD, LL.D. (Tice Lewis, deceased),
Chancellor. [F.F.] The corps of the Chancellorship was now
R. V. Clenore, V. Rogeri Calvi, R. Ahacross, Ballyvourny, and
Nenane als Templemoi ggi. [F.F.]
1768. January 20. Instrumentuni locationis magme paludis
Clonensis constans 27 9 Jugeris et 13 Perticiis a Frederico
Clon. Epu Danieli Sandford, clerico, 60 aunormn a 1 Nov.,
1767, ad an. reditum £48 iSs. 6cd. [D.R.]
1771. December 26. Joiiv PALLISER, D.D. (vice Sandford, deceased),
Chancellor. [F.F.]
1774. Val. of Chancellorship, £200 par an. The corps consists
of R. V. Clenore. Reet. integ. Aghacross and Templemologgy,
and one Rect. in Ballyvourney. The churches in ruins.
Glebe at Clenore, 4A. OR. 34P. Clenore rectory, which formerly
belonged to Bridgetown Abbey, is subject to 13s. per annum
crown rent. [Hingston.]
In 1785 the Protestant population of Clenore was 2 ; of
Rogeri Calvi, 0 ; of Templenrologi, 5 ; and of Ahacross, 1.
John Palliser, D.D., was, front 1747 to 1771,131. V. Kilshanuig;
and from 1771 to his death in 1793, Chancellor of Cloyne.
He had issue by his wife -Iarv Holmes, int,r elios, a son
Thomas-H. Palliser, and a daughter Mary, wife of Thomas
Loftus, esq., M.P.
1796. May 21. THo3IAs LEMON, A.;v. (vice Palliser, deceased), Chancellor.
[F.F.]
1802. December 27. JOHN Rrmt:R, A.M. (vier, Lemon, resigned),
Chancellor. [F. F.]
1805. The number of Protestant families in Clenore was
3; in Templemologgi, 1.